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Dime bag
Almost all of this definitions define a dime bag as $10 worth of weed but it applies to $10 worth of any drug.
There are dime bags of methamphetamine, crack cocaine and heroin also.
There are dime bags of methamphetamine, crack cocaine and heroin also.
Dime bag by Demitrious Octavion September 17, 2016
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The most amazing Fu*&ing guitar player ever to grace the Heavy metal stage.
Dimebag was The kindest man in metal, and the man with a heart the SIZE OF TEXAS!
Taken from us on 12/8, but given back in spirit EVERY DAY!!!
Dimebag was The kindest man in metal, and the man with a heart the SIZE OF TEXAS!
Taken from us on 12/8, but given back in spirit EVERY DAY!!!
See "The Great Sothern Trendkill" "Coyboys From Hell" "Vulgar Display Of Power" "Far Beyond Driven" "New Found Power" And Much, Much, Much More!
Dime bag didnt play the guitar, he played his soul
Dime bag didnt play the guitar, he played his soul
dime bag by Kris Marano September 3, 2008
Dime Bag
A slang term used to insult another based off of the decreasing value/value of the modern dime.
Basically, another word to call someone useless.
Basically, another word to call someone useless.
Dime Bag by GetAwayNick June 4, 2019
dime bag
Dime bag,
A bag to hold a small quantity of loose items. This term, and the related one nickle bag, both most likely are linked to stores that called themselves Five and Dime Stores. Woolworth's the chain that founded this concept, used to sell items frequently for a nickle or a dime and most stores had a candy counter. The candy counter was stocked with candy in bulk bins and it was purchased in small bags and customers either requested a nickle bag or a dime bag.
A bag to hold a small quantity of loose items. This term, and the related one nickle bag, both most likely are linked to stores that called themselves Five and Dime Stores. Woolworth's the chain that founded this concept, used to sell items frequently for a nickle or a dime and most stores had a candy counter. The candy counter was stocked with candy in bulk bins and it was purchased in small bags and customers either requested a nickle bag or a dime bag.